The word 'mementos' is a correct and commonly used word in written English.
It is typically used as a noun to refer to objects or items that hold sentimental value or serve as a reminder of a specific person, event, or time period. Example: I kept a box of mementos from my travels, including postcards, ticket stubs, and photos, to remember all the wonderful memories I made.
During the holiday season it sells Elvis mementos in its shops in Tennessee and Our Lady of Guadalupe ornaments in cities with big Hispanic populations.Retailers with lavishly furnished stores and helpful assistants will increasingly have to put up with free-riders who come into the shop to check out the products and get some advice, before slinking off to buy them for less online.
Andre now sells sweatshirts, mugs and other mementos in the Homeboy Industries shop, and speaks clear and even eloquent standard English.There are many such stories.
Sheldon Jackson College (1878) has a museum housing the state's oldest and one of the best collections of native artifacts and Russian mementos.
From the time of ancient Egypt they have served as aids to portrait sculptors, and for the last few centuries they have been kept as mementos of the dead.
Key's brother-in-law, Chief Justice Roger Brooke Taney, who delivered the Dred Scott decision (1857) that made slavery legal in U.S. territories, lived in Frederick; his house (1799) contains Taney and Key mementos.
The Palace of the Governors in Santa Fe, part of the Museum of New Mexico, helps preserve archaeological artifacts, mementos, and folk arts.
In 1828 Wollaston began to suffer transient periods of partial paralysis and reacted by methodically but quickly dictating the last of his scientific papers, selecting mementos for his closest friends, and distributing his wealth among his many brothers and sisters.
The museum's first exhibit consisted of survivors' own mementos, written records, and photographs.
The Fort Collins Museum (founded as Pioneer Museum in 1941) preserves in its courtyard the first settler's cabin and two other historic structures, and it houses mementos of the fort.
The Will Rogers Memorial (1938) at Claremore includes his tomb, a research library, and a collection of his mementos.
The city's National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame contain mementos of great horses and riders of the past.
